Iran Threat: Trump Spy Confirms Fears & US Military Prep
- Former President Donald Trump has publicly contradicted his own Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities.
- Gabbard adjusted her stance after Trump's rebuke, stating on X that U.S.
- Trump, speaking in New Jersey, dismissed Gabbard's earlier testimony from March, where she stated that the intelligence community assessed Iran was not actively building a nuclear weapon.
Amid escalating global concerns, Donald Trump directly challenged his intelligence director’s assessment of Iran’s nuclear program, igniting major controversy. The former president emphatically warned that Iran could have a nuclear weapon very soon. This pivotal moment reveals a deepening rift within the US intelligence community with the primary focus on Iran’s nuclear ambitions and the potential for military intervention.This comes as Trump rebuked his own Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, for perceived inconsistencies, creating unrest. The former president’s strong words signal a hardening stance. News Directory 3 keeps you updated on breaking news. Further adding fuel to the fire, reports indicate the White House is already preparing for a decisive move. Will the U.S.take action? Discover what’s next …
Trump Disputes Intel, Warns Iran on Nuclear Ambitions
Updated June 21, 2025
Former President Donald Trump has publicly contradicted his own Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, regarding Iran’s nuclear capabilities. This comes amid heightened tensions as Israel continues its military actions against Iranian targets.
Gabbard adjusted her stance after Trump’s rebuke, stating on X that U.S. intelligence indicates Iran is capable of producing a nuclear weapon within weeks or months if it chooses to proceed with final assembly. She added that Trump has made it clear that this cannot happen, a sentiment she shares.
Trump, speaking in New Jersey, dismissed Gabbard’s earlier testimony from March, where she stated that the intelligence community assessed Iran was not actively building a nuclear weapon. When informed that Gabbard made the initial assessment, Trump simply stated, “She’s wrong.”
Gabbard responded on X, accusing the media of intentionally misrepresenting her testimony to create division. She included a video clip where she acknowledged Iran’s enriched uranium stockpiles were at unprecedented levels for a non-nuclear state and posed a wide range of threats to the U.S.and Israel.
tulsi Gabbard, Trump’s Director of National Intelligence, faced public disagreement from the former president regarding Iran’s nuclear capabilities.
Trump emphasized that Iran has a limited timeframe to abandon its nuclear ambitions to avoid potential U.S.airstrikes. He stated that Iran has already gathered a “tremendous amount of material” and could develop a nuclear weapon within weeks or months, a scenario he vowed to prevent.
Gabbard had previously stated that iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had suspended a nuclear weapons program in 2003.
Trump said, “It is a tremendous amount of material and I think within a matter of weeks or certainly within a matter of months they will be able to have a nuclear weapon and we can’t let that happen.”
What’s next
The White House indicated that Trump would decide within two weeks whether to direct the U.S. military to intervene.